LordoftheTeapot
Guru
I'm keeping mine... Even the Boney M LP!
Should I throw out my collection of vinyl?
- Thread starter betty swollocks
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Dayvo
just passin' through
- Location
- 59° 50′ 5.55″ N, 10° 47′ 41.89″ E
Lord of the Teapot said:
Night Train
Maker of Things
- Location
- Greater Manchester
I'm keeping all mine.
Some were ones my Dad bought in the 50's and 60's, others have been signed by the artist. All of them hold memories.
Doesn't help does it.
Some were ones my Dad bought in the 50's and 60's, others have been signed by the artist. All of them hold memories.
Doesn't help does it.
Mr Pig
New Member
- Location
- North Lanarkshire
I have a record cabinet in, although I also have records sitting in piles in various places, but I'm quite ruthless these days. Every now and then I'll 'cull' a few records as I get more and will only allow myself to keep what I have space for. I've given away hundreds of records over the years but still have the important ones, the ones I like.
Wolf04
New Member
- Location
- Wallsend on Tyne
Mr Pig said:
Exactly what I do too, only my collection is exclusively CD these days. I'm looking hopefully to transfer everything to a huge hard drive(using lossless compression) and stream the music to my hifi system. Still think I'll keep the CDs though as a lot were bought at gigs and were autographed by the artists. Ah memories. There again if I need the space.......
Mr Pig
New Member
- Location
- North Lanarkshire
Wolf04 said:
Yip, I've got too many of those to! They're sitting in piles on the floor right now as I've not come up with a good place to put them. I had thought that I could store them in my little girl's dolls house but that plan has met with some resistance! ;0)
betty swollocks said:
Keep them - vinyl is coming back into fashion.
Anyway you've got a whole wall on the left of the picture that you could cover with shelves for your LPs. And you could get a bigger stand for your sound system which would allow you to have a turntable on top.
barq
Senior Member
- Location
- Birmingham, UK
People have already suggested the charity shop route, but you could advertise them as a job lot for a small amount of money in your local paper (buyer collects!). You might only get a fiver or something, but that's better than binning them and getting nothing.
Dayvo
just passin' through
- Location
- 59° 50′ 5.55″ N, 10° 47′ 41.89″ E
Take 'em to a car boot sale.
Don't put a price on them, people will pay what they think they're worth - but a few quid each (poss. more) should attract a few aficionados of old albums.
Don't put a price on them, people will pay what they think they're worth - but a few quid each (poss. more) should attract a few aficionados of old albums.
Lardyboy
New Member
- Location
- Still Somewhere In Wales.
Don't throw it away. You'll be sorry after. I've met so many people over the years who got rid of their vinyl when the "better" cd arrived and have regretted it ever since. A good vinyl recording is a thing to cherish and enjoy.
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betty swollocks
large member
Thanks so much everyone for your comments and input.
I'm keeping them. I suppose it was meant to be: they and I will never be parted.
My first purchase was ELP's first album, bought with my first week's wages from my first summer job. It cost me 98p and I was paid 33p an hour.
I'm keeping them. I suppose it was meant to be: they and I will never be parted.
My first purchase was ELP's first album, bought with my first week's wages from my first summer job. It cost me 98p and I was paid 33p an hour.
Keep them.I used to have and old reel to reel tape recorder.Every thursday i used to put the mike to the telly everyone had to keep quiet for half an hour.So i could tape top of the pops.Then on a sunday up into my bedroom with my mates best radio.And got the one hour programme with would it be 'fluff' forgot his name.Alan Freeman.Those tapes would be brill now.
Aperitif
Meme bar
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- ...I don't have much idea - really.
Ha ha postman - good memories.
I used to do the same and I had an AIWA recorder with twin speeds...my ex- brother in law and I went to Coptic Street in London to source new drive bands. My Dad made me different sized capstans to fit on the drive - which enabled mee to make my first 'Musique concrete'. (Totally without foundation)
I used to do the same and I had an AIWA recorder with twin speeds...my ex- brother in law and I went to Coptic Street in London to source new drive bands. My Dad made me different sized capstans to fit on the drive - which enabled mee to make my first 'Musique concrete'. (Totally without foundation
)
